A Day in the Life of a Full-Time Trader: Planning, Time and Journaling
Follow a Full-Time Trader through a difficult market, time management, planning and trade journaling, with a perspective for people who still have a day job.
By Kru Kook (Krittiya Khunabrimas)
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This video introduces a trader’s daily life, from handling an unfavorable market to planning trades for growth. The source also begins to address people who are still working regular jobs, but the excerpt ends mid-sentence.
1. Key Lessons and a Trading Mindset
When learning about a trader’s daily routine and ways to trade effectively in different market conditions, the first task is to prepare psychologically, accept risk and follow a plan consistently.
💡 Key takeaway from Kru Kook:
Disciplined trading is presented as an important part of building long-term stability in an investment portfolio.
2. Steps for Putting a Trading System into Practice
- Analyze the chart and relevant factors before entering a trade.
- Calculate risk per trade and keep it within 1–2% of the portfolio.
- Record trading statistics and use them to improve the system over time.
Related Articles and Learning Resources
- Read the full guide to becoming a Full-Time Trader (Thai)
- Learn about risk management and position sizing (Thai)
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